August 15, 2016 – Buffalo, NY – UltraCell Insulation LLC, an emerging technology leader in the cellulose insulation industry, today announced that it has completed and filed all environmental permitting applications and associated engineering documentation for its New York manufacturing facility with New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

“We take pride in the environmental consciousness of our company,” said Jon Strimling, CEO of UltraCell. “Our process is very friendly to the environment with respect to air and water resources.”

UltraCell Insulation LLC is launching a breakthrough technology for the production of an advanced form of cellulose insulation and will begin shipping UltraCell from its plant in Buffalo, NY in early 2017. Founded in January 2013, UltraCell employs a patented process to blend fiber from pulped recycled cardboard with fiber from other clean paper feedstocks, which results in production of an extraordinarily pure and clean cellulose insulation. UltraCell partnered with the Greenpac Mill in Niagara Falls to obtain clean recycled fiber from corrugated cardboard to feed its manufacturing process. Greenpac is North America’s largest and cleanest pulper of recycled cardboard, and also gives UltraCell the benefit of its enormous buying power in paper commodity markets.